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A jam submission

A Shiny Non-Euclidean SarabandeView project page

submission for Composer Weekend #3 hosted by Joe Chris of ScoringTech.NET July 2025
Submitted by exedexes1 (@exedexes1) — 26 minutes, 29 seconds before the deadline
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Results

CriteriaRankScore*Raw Score
Creativity/Interpretation#163.5563.556
Overall#193.2223.222
Production#213.2223.222

Ranked from 9 ratings. Score is adjusted from raw score by the median number of ratings per game in the jam.

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Submitted

The train-of-thought and improvisational style of this piece is impressive and is the only way that I see someone appropriately scoring this image. The seeming randomness of the colored numbers, similar to the contrasting sequence of musical phrases at first glance is chaotic, but after experiencing the whole thing over time, the disarray starts to fade away from a collection of symbols with individual meaning and forms into a new synergistic piece of art that is more and completely different than the sum of its parts. I don’t think your intention in creating this was to write a memorable melody that we would be left singing, but rather string us on a journey painting the perimeter of your art and then helping fill in the details of all the specific corners and nuances to a much larger work. You have great influences and I am struck by the creativity of this submission and interpretation of this particular image. Thank you for sharing!

Submitted(+1)

Interesting piece. I think shortening the piece a lot and adding more easy-to-follow structure would be good. Especially for a sarabande - a dance. There also was a lack of dynamics generally. There were moments when it loudened/softened, but those could have been larger sections for such a long piece of music. 

Developer (1 edit)

Due chops to the music theorists, i think the title was rather randomly applied.

I tend to splash into these competitions with my pitch-recall by ear, the 9 influences were really something like five to ten seconds listening to each composers' MIDI's then pressing onward.

Glad you gave it a go. Gave you an itch follow -  if you like the thing(s) on my page(s) consider doing the same.

Cheers!

main website: 

https://exedexes1.com/

--D

Submitted(+1)

Very creative, this is what the numbers mean mason

Developer(+1)

It would have made more direct sense with the number picture if I had done straight Baroque and omitted Jazz interludes but I'm not sure I can completely keep jazz out of my soul anyway lol.

Glad you had fun with it, gave you an itch follow, if you like the thing(s) on my page(s) consider doing the same.

Cheers!

--D

main website:

https://exedexes1.com/

Submitted

never omit the jazz!

Submitted(+1)

Absolute chaos!

Developer

Lol structure does suffer when i do stuff in 3hrs 15min

glad you had a good time of it.

Gave you an itch follow, if you like the things on my page(s), consider doing the same.

main website:

https://exedexes1.com/

Cheers!

--D

Submitted

Dude, this sounds crazy good and it's very creative. I wouldn't have thought to do something like this

Developer

I try to make myself gradually a little better musically well-acquainted with Baroque since i do that stuff anyway.

Sometimes it goes slower than I'd like :)

Glad you gave my thing a listen.  Gave you an itch follow, if you like the thing(s) on my page(s), consider doing the same.

main website:

https://exedexes1.com/

Cheers!

--D